Cristallerie Quotes & Sayings

I reach out to touch his cheek and he catches my hand and presses it against his lips. — Suzanne Collins

Was unhappiness really so invisible? Or did people simply prefer to turn away, as if from lepers? — Sherry Thomas

there is one place I'm comforted. I wake up there, and I go to sleep there; I am at peace there, and loved there: your subsuming arms. Tatiana — Paullina Simons

I think the music I've created is quite odd, and people are going to start talking about that. — Ed Sheeran

If you don't write the book you have to write, everything breaks. — A.M. Homes

Mass amateurization of publishing makes mass amateurization of filtering a forced move. — Clay Shirky

Your reach should always exceed your grasp. — Harvey Cox

I'm very detail oriented. I think that's why people enjoy my memoirs - because I tend to remember everything. — Jen Lancaster

It is only by giving our very best to the present; we will uphold the timeless future. — Lailah Gifty Akita

"I promised him something," I answer softly. I don't want to admit what he already knows. That there's more going on between me and Morpheus than I ever let on.
"A promise, huh? How romantic." His words slash like knives. He's become a master at wielding more than a brush since he's been here. "So that's why you've crashed our little paradise. To keep your promise to Morpheus."
I wince. "No. I came to rescue you both. You have every right not to believe me ... to be mad at me. I know this has been hell. This place ... it's broken you."
"I was broken before that." His tortured expression delivers the allegation - thanks to you and bug-rot - better than his voice ever could. — A.G. Howard

You are looking at the largest portal ever. The internet. You can start on the Wikipedia page for jelly donut, and four link clicks later, end up on the meaning of life. — Jake

I have told friends and supporters who are urging me to run that I would not oppose President Johnson under any foreseeable circumstances. — Robert Kennedy

Because when the thin gruel of do-it-yourself spirituality turns out to be isolating, lonely, and unable to endure crises, the spiritual-but-not-religious crowd might find itself surprisingly open to something entirely different. — James K.A. Smith